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Empowering young people in Uganda

RAHU recognises that young people’s concerns can only be addressed by young people.

Engaging youth through fun Sexual Reproductive Health Edutainment

RAHU inspires in and out of school youth through exposing them to role models and mentors from different disciplines such as medicine, education, theatre and creative arts entrepreneurship among others.

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For young people by Young people

We communicate about issues concerning our sexuality and well-being. RAHU implements strategic and behaviour change communication interventions in Uganda through working with role models and celebrities.

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41 Districts
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Music concerts held.
10.4 Million
People reached on social media
34510
School Outreaches Reach

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Is a complementary event to the girl's festival, it brings together young girls in school to participate in a soccer tournament, The tournament is one of the many channels we use to empower, celebrate, give a voice, challenge, uplift, inspire and advocate for the rights of the girl child in Uganda. The Tournament gives a platform for girls in secondary schools and universities to participate in a football tournament while also connecting them to networks that they can leverage to create a better environment for them to make greater decisions for their future, the platform uplifts talent for young girls and have them develop their skills further positioning themselves to take on brave actions in sports and celebrate brave contributions that girls and women have made towards the growth and development of sports in the country as a previously stereotyped activity in many cultures.

“Increased Access to Modern Contraception (I AM) for a better life” is a program that aims at increasing information access on modern contraception, strengthening linkages between young people and skilled service providers, prioritising expanded demand for quality contraceptive services and working with the district health offices to support the local healthcare systems to ensure contraceptive security in the districts of Mbarara, Rwampara and Isingiro in Southwestern Uganda. The project’s goal is to ensure that young people(15-30) are empowered and fully supported in their decision on if, when and how to have children through taking a rights-based approach that emphasises free will and informed choice, informed consent, respect for privacy, confidentiality, equality and non-discrimination, participation and accountability.

Charity is an ambitious young lady, passionate about communications and contributing change in societies through digital communications and more.

Charity Kiwumulo Senior Communication Officer

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